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LOST AND FOUND
LOST If dog missing, call 1516.
WANTED MALE HELP
AMBITIOUS YOUNO MAN, 17-30.
drive car and assist manager to
to Seattle and return Salary 13
week II qualiry. See Mr. Bos?.
Hotel Medford. 4-7 p. m. only.
Don't phone.
GRADETDAIRY wants good, clean
milker. Inquire 213 West Main at
9:30 a. m.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman -or housework.
435 N. Central.
MALE OR FEMALE
WANTED Walters and waitresses
for extra for Saturday. Chateau,
Phone 674.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED farm, ranch and or
chard man wants steady employ
ment. Married. Box 103. Springbt.
MIDDLE-AGED couple want posltlnr:
as caretaker of apartment noue,
or camp ground. Box 3005. Tribune
W ANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED Someone to haul wood
on shares. Phone 8-F-2.
WANTED Good used tires, mining
machinery, cars to wreck. South-
ern Oregon Salvage Co., 233 N.
Riverside. .
WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 rooms.
Must be modern, with garage.
Adults. Call 1222-M.
WANT passengers for Minneapolis, to
help share expenses; northern route;
leaving by 3rd. Phone 4-F-21
WANTED To buv 16-gauge auto
matic shotgun. Phone 1267.
WANTED '31 Ford, with rumble
scat preferred. Over half cash and
trade. 317 North Riverside.
WANTED Unfurnished or partly
furnished apartment. Call 1010.
PAPERHANGING, etc. Expert work.
R. C. Ohappell, Ph. 270 or 1459-R.
WANTED Poultry and eggs High- j
try and Egg H C. Fredewe. sole
owner.
WELL DRILLING $1 .50 per ft., first
60 ft., etc. J M Dodge, 519 King
LAUNDRY Mrs Huson Tel. 1346-M
WANTED Dead and worthless ani
mals removed free of charge Pnune
(reverse charges) Southern Oregon
By-Products Co
UIGURS! CASH PRICES PAID
For 7our Furniture
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
87 N. Grape St. Phone 1062
WOOL - MOHAIR HIDES
And Pelts See us before vou sell
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N Grape St. Phone 1062
WE PAV MOKK CASH
" For Your Furniture
HOl.BKOOK A ANDMFHS
6th and Front Phone 647
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Uhttertes,
Radiators. Aluminum, Bra-v Cop
per and other metals.
MEDFORD BARGAIN MOUSE
27 S Ornnt- St Phone 1062
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Stucco home in Perry
dsle on Jacksonville Hwy.; a rooms,
hnrdwood floors, fireplace, bBse
ment and furnace; $35. Charles
R. Ray, Rm. 217, Mediord nidg.
Phone 302.
FINE 6-room farm house, 3 miles
from city center, Arnold Lane,
mile off Jacksonville Hwy.; rtnfl
Shade trees and shrubbery and
facilities for keeping cow and
chickens. Phone 523-R-l before
11:30 a. m.
FOR RENT to responsible man and
wife, furnished house: electrx
stove and Ftlgidalre. 1 129 Nlant:c.
FOR RENT 5 -room furnished hous
Adults. Ill Almond.
rOR RENT Modern 6-room houM
Adults. Inquire 264 Beatty.
FOR RENT- 6-room modern house
Inquire 444 No. Front.
FOR RFNT Small house on south
Pacific highway. Phone 403-J-l,
FOR RENT 4 -room modern fur
ntshed houw. Phone 322-X even
ln after 5:30.
FOR RENT 5-room house and gia-ed-ln
sleeping porch, hardwood
floors: on pavement. Call 1008-J
FOR RENT -House No. 8 In New
Lnrlns Court, :trlctl. modern: elec
tric tm-e and refrigerator. !
tVTr 802 50. Artults enly Phm?
238 Available ptember 1st.
FOR RFNT S room modern fur
bhcd house. Call at Dow's Cafe.
FOE RENT HOUSES
5-ROOM house, screened porch, gar-
age. 502 West 4th.
FOR RENT APAKTMENTS
FURNISHED front apartment, ground
floor, private bath. Adult. 004
West 10th.
FURNISHED Apartment. Adults only
603 8. Holly.
FOR RENT Furalsaed apartments;
Frlgidaire, dec trio range. Hotel
Holland.
OB BAUER APTS.. biu and Oafcdale
Fine building, modern, furnished
or unfurnished, all comforts. By
week or month; $27.50. and up
Phone 713-Y.
FINE modern apartment. Enquire at
F. A F. Bank.
?OR RENT Furnished Rooms
FOR RENT House. 232 West Jackson
PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman;
close In. 101 Almond, between 6
and 7 p.m.
PLEASANT room tor rent; private
entrance, bath, 92 week. 408 sa
wards,
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
BOARD and ROOM. II a day at 716
E. Main.
FOR RENT Miscellaneous
ONE store room, upstairs office
rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland
Hubbard
FOR SALE LIVE8TOCK
FOR SALE: Dairy cuws, weaner pigs,
dry apple wood, or trade for nay,
A. H. Mann, Rt. 1, Box 393-A.
Griffin Creek road.
FOR SALE Large weaner pigs. Duroc
Jersey sows and registered Poland
China sows, can 523-R-i or urn
FOR SALE 12 cows, 4 2-year-olds,
4 yearlings, span mules, 6 and 7
years, 2600 lbs. Everett tsauey,
Talent.
FOR SALE 3 floats, third house
south on Foots creek. Phone Gold
Hill 4-F-12.
FOR SALE Fine logging horse, bay
color, weight about 1800, true and
sound; good life but gentle; noae
better, price l7f, u, n. Broons,
Selma, Ore.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs, across R. R.
track from Richfield Service Sta
tion, Central Point.
FOR SALE Shropshire rarr lambs
Salade Ranch, 'Central Point.
FOR SALE Roan Durham oull, 6
years old. milk cows, weanet Dt?s.
Rogue River Ranch, S miles east of
. Trail. Ore. W. Smith.
FOR SALE Cow and heifer Chas
Cummons, Reese Creek.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FAT DUCKS Dressed or alive, onn
Guernsey cow. giving milk. Mo-
carty's. Orchard Home Drive Tel
1453-J-z
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
'33 CHEV. dump truck $200
'32 Ford truck, flat rack.... $200
'36 Ford 2-door 5400
MEDFORD AUTO WRECKING.
FOR SALE 1930 Willys-Knight tar.
sedan at a bargain; 3 nearly new
tires. Charles R. Ray, 30 Summit.
Phone 302.
GATES' USED CARS
Famous R and G- Guarantee.
Cars of merit only deserve this
space watcli this section for the
BEST BUYS IN TOWN.
1934 Chevrolet Truck.
long w.b duals..... $375
1934 Ford Pickup 295
1938 International truck,
long w.b., duals, flat
rack 635
1936 G.M.C. pickup,
heavy duty type 495
1936 Ford truck, long w.
to. 578
Used Car Lot located 6th and
Bartlett, Medford, Oregon.
Harold Treat, Used Car Mgr.
DODGE Sedan in good condition.
9160. Phone 1181 or 1892-L.
FOR SALE 1929 Ford truck single
wheels. 75. Inquire at Talent Ser
vice Station.
FOR SALE Don't forget we hav;
just the trucks for your trult haul
ing, for less money. Wttham Mag
neto 6c Parts Co- 8th and Htverslde
FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet truck
long wheelba.se, dual; good tires
extra heavy: 3 extra tires; 1500. E
M. Barrlnpton. Inquire pos toff Ice
W.marna Ore
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two modern
4-room houses: parages: close In.
Sell equity for cash or trade for
city or country property, w. e.
Rowley, 104 So. Oakdale.
Ai asa Modern 6-room cottage
JHIMIIII in a beautiful setting;
k www ghfto; flowers, large fih
pond, running spring, one acre
irrigated garoen land: locateo on
Millionaire Drive Sell, trade cr
rent.
Also
a tw a m a " ciea Ivel Irrigated
S2000 vny ,fid: prw) ro9d
V V V W amftij cottage, excellent
well; 2 miles from Medford. Trade
or sell.
ELMER HERRIED
No. 7 N. Bartlett St.
Phone 1496 or 1548-R.
FOR RENT 1009 East Main, 6-room
unfurnished home, kitchen range In
nice condition; 2C 60. Charles R.
Ray. Rm. 217 Medford Bldg. Phone
302.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 3-room hou
with garage, -jn east side: 550
cash. Phone 7&0-R after 4.
FOR SALE 6-room modern home.
paved street, shrubbery, fruit treej
lota of shade. Convenient terms
Call at 1027 W. 10th St.. Medford
FOR SALE or TRADE New 4-room
hoie. close In. For larger hou-v
Phone 67 or 1486-M.
FOR SALE S houses, 42J00; W
Income. Terms. Owner at 618 S
Main.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and
surrounding towns. Easy terms
Jackson County Federal Savings
Loan Association.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of BROWN & WHITE.
FEPERAL LAND BANK FARMS
For nIormatlon Inquire ol Warren
Patterson. Secretary at the National
Farm Loan Office. 202 Liberty Bldg
Tel. 1149. or O. A. Barnea. 167 E
8th. Eugene Ore
For Exchange Real Estate
WILL EXCHANGE clear Medford
home, near high tchool: basement,
furnace. 2 lots for small dairy
ranch near sctiools. Box 3987,
Tribune.
HAVE NICE MODERN HOME on No.
Riverside Ave., would like to trade
for house between Washington
school and high school in Medford.
See me at Box 124, Jacksonville
highway.
For Exchange Miscellaneous
TO TRADE Dry cow for fresh. T
V. William. Tel. 16-F-ll.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
PEACHES Tuscan cling and Muira,
Hales next week. Dolph PhlprE,
Crater IHe Hwy.
FOR SALE Wood circulating heater;
porcelain enamel. 622 Park.
FOR SALE Peaches. Hale and EI-
berta, 3c lb. Phone 403-J-l.
PETE'S DRIVE-IN Ftult Stand. Head
quarters for canning peaches and
other fruits. Oppn evenings. Two
miles north on Pacific Highway.
PEACHES Improved Elbertas and
Hales. 2e lb. E. D. Graham, xk nille
west Phoenix on Calhoun road.
FOR SALE 7-ft. electric refriger
ator, $100 cash. 702 Palm.
FOR SALE Gun cabinet, gasoline
range, gas stove, mattress. 804
East Main.
ALBERS' CALF MANNA has been re
duced til ton. Investigate before
you buy. Irwin's Feed Store, 4th
and rir. fnone vw.
FOR SALE Walnut bed and spring?
1129 Nlantlc.
alrttrs' van king without milk.
per 100 lbs. 1.90. IRWIN'S FEED
store, n ana fir. rnone au.
FOR SALE 36'x60' flat-top maple
West Coast desk. Price 25. See
at Medford Servici Station.
FOR THE MOST EGGS per dollar
feed cost, feed Albers proven lay
ing mash. Irwin's Feed Store, 4th
ana fit. rnone iou.
CANNING TOMATOES, lc pound;
field run potatoes. 91 sack. Blank-
enshlp. Central Point.
INVESTIGATE Alters' turkey leedv
They are now the cheapest In sev
eral years. Irwin's Feed Store, 4th
ana nr. rnone iw.
FOR SALE Hammer mill; also steel
wheeled wagon. Cap. Miller, Cen
tral Point.
FOR SALE .32-40 Winchester rifle
Box 524, King's Hwy.
FOR SALE Melotte cream sepa
rator, size 6, good as new; round
dining-room table. 54" top; model
T Ford truck; a-wheel trailer. C.
B. McRae. West Prune at Cheny
Ave.. Medford.
1939 DUO THERM oil circulating
heaters, new beautiful models, com
plete stocks. Leonard Electric.
BARGAINS In table and console 1938
Zenith radio demonstratore. Ntw
ready. 1039 ZENITH radios,. start'. n
at 117.95. Leonard Electric.
FOR SALE, PIANO Baldwin made,
popular size, used very little. Would
take part trade. Canaries and cages
Singers, cheap. 108 Cottage.
CUT FLOWERS and pickling cucum
bers. Dressler's, 1 107 East Main
Phone 1669-Y.
CANING CORN. 91 sock; canning snd
juice tomatoes, lc lb. Smith's
Quality Produce Stand, on high
way near Jackson Hot Springs,
FOR SALE Trailer house, 35-.
400 North Ivy.
FOR SALE Tuscan cling peaches
Glelra Ranch, Talent.
HALE and ELBERTA peaches now
ready, M. S. Gentry, Jacksonville
Central Point' road.
MU2R peaches read- In about a week.
E. W. Gebhard. "The Little Valley
Ranch," near 401 Orchard.
FOR SALE Mulr and Elberta
peaches. Bring containers. S. P
Hunter. 200 yards west Independ
ent Packing House Phoenix.
HONEY. 10 lbs. 76c. Bring con
tainer. 873 Boulevard. Ashland
PE AcllESTRirFANC Y eXbeR
TAS. Chas. E. Rose, East end
Spring St.
FOR SALE Peaches, Elbertns, lare,
non-irrigated, 3c lb Tcssltore Grn
arda, Eagle Point. Phone 31-X-10
FOR SALE Andiron, screens, mk
chairs. 730 Alder Bt.
FOR SALE Peaches. Hales, Clings
and Crawfords. Oeo. Alford, Fern
Valley.
FOR SALE Fordson tractor. John
Hall, Sami Valley. Ore.
HAY Baled second cutting alfalfa In
field. John Miller. 1 miles north
or Tule Lake, Calif., on highway
PETITE PRUNES. 2c lb.; 60 lbs. de
llvered anywhere In valley. Place
orders by mail. C. Stanford, Route
No. 1. Central P.Mnt, Ore.
TUSCAN CLING and Champion
peaches. Dolph Phipps, Craur
Lake Hwy.
BARGAIN PRICES LOOK 'EM OVER
Smithing Coal
Composition Shingle
Screen Doors .
Sah and Windows
Paints. Varnish, Wall Board
and Many Other Itms
MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK
MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY
At 3rd and Fir St.
FOR SALE Speed Queen we-hta
and tronert, Spartoo refrlgerat rs
Guaranteed serrice and part foi
all makes of washers. One-)
Electric loner. demonstrator one-
half price Canners' supplies. Good
buy on oil burners and wood cir
culators, pick's Hardware.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
CANNING TOMATOES now readv
1600 North Riverside Gardens.
GOOD used washers, radios, 2 good
used electric ranges, 2 used pressure
pumps. At a bargain. r3fc's
Hardware.
FOR SALE Tuscan Cling peaches,
4 mile West Phoenix, Houston
Road. G. E. Carpenter.
SVQAH PINE SHAKES, for sale K. 0
Faber, Central Point.
LEAVINQ TOWN Household goods
and trailer for sale. Talent Auto
Camp.
MYERS Water Pressure systems guar
anteea ah pumping system? over
hauled Plumbing contracting Fen
co electric fence regulator Full
line of general palnU and fishing
tackle. See us about wour Federal
Housing. Flck's Hardware.
GRAIN SACKS 3c and 4c each: also
sacking and Binding twtno Med
ford Bargain House. 27 31 North
Ornpc Phone 1062 '
MISCELLANEOUS
PICKING of the late cluster hops
will begin Monday August 29, at
the B. M. Clute Hopyards, Apple
gate. WE REPAIR or apply any type of
roof. Roll roofings and coating at
mall order"" prices. Pabco Paints
and Roofing. Ekerson Paint .md
Roof Co.. 38 So. Bartlett. Tel. 343
BETTER rebore job at a saving
Frees' Garage. Jacksonville. Phone
183.
P.HYCHKJ Readings Dally. Mr. Miller,
328 North Central.
QUILTS covered and tied. $1.00
Phono 1566-L.
NOTTCE .
Asphalt paving plant estabtlehed at
our plant In Medtord We are now
- In position to quote price on sur
facing driveways, tennis courts.
. alleys, etc. Medford Con. Con. Co
Phone 9
PERSONAL
MEN OI D AT 40! GET PEP.
New Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain
raw oyster Invlgoratora and other
stimulants. One dose starts new
pep. t Value $1.00. Special price
38c. Call, write Strang Drug Co.
GALL STONES. E. N D. Gall Remedy
will eliminate them. Painless, Harm
less, Not a drug. Visible results
Complete treatment five dollars
E. N. D. GALL REMEDY CO 1813
N. W. Flanders St.. Portland. Ore.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Talent Barber Shop.
Inquire 228 So. Holly, Medford.
HARDWARE BUSINESS, old estab
lished. Sacrifice account death In
family. Don't answer unless you
can finance. . 419 G St., Grants
Paw. Ore.
INSTRUCTIONS
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Mrs Daisy
Blnns, 323 King. Home studio less
expense, lower prices.
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DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof
storage. Expert orating, packing
and shipping service. "Davla for,
Service." Phone 644.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 26 So Fir. Phone 316 Prices
right. Service gtraa' 'ed.
Dressmaking.
THE FASHION 8HOP DftfAs making
and Remodeling. Buttons and
Buckles covered. Room 302. 0. 8
Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1161.
DRESSMySlNoT' Tailoring. Ladles'
Coats and Suits Alterations Prices
reasonable. Mary M- Coker. Cra
tertan BIdjr,
"THE DOMESTIC BHOPPE" Protea
slonal Dressmaking, Tailoring, M
teratlont. Hemstitching. Button
and Buck.ea covered H Bartletx
LOANS
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To pay your old bills. ... to reduce
installments ... to get needed
CASH...
Use our popular cash loan plan
to get the money you want
WHEN you want it.
.Loans up to $900 on four own
signature and security. No en
dorsers. Take as long as twenty
months to repay.
Personal and Auto Loans.
OREGON FINANCE 0O
(Formerly Ore 4e Wash Mtg Co.)
Lie. No 8-211 M217 Phone 139.
45 South Central.
MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell
ings of late construction, 19.76 per
month per thousand. Low Interest
rate.
BROWN A WHITE. 104 W. Main
Furs.
FURS remodeled, repaired, rellned.
cleaned and glazed. Reasonable
Work guaranteed. Phone 969-M.
Osteopathic Physicians.
DRS. F. G. & EVA MAIN8 CARLOW
Osteopathic Physicians
Announce the removal of their offices
from the Liberty Bldg. to 26 Laurel
St.'. opposite the Court House.
Painting
JNO H LOCK
PAINTER
Pine Interior woik a specialty.
Phone 809.
PAINTINO Industrial and residential
work quickly done at moderate
cost. Latest spray type equipment
F. H Gardner Phone 1376-W
COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY
PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend
a reliable painter or paperhanger
F.H.A loans for painting now avail
able. Pittsburgh PaAnt iare, W3
w Main.
Radiator Repairing
HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE
33 South Bartlett.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.
Outstanding warrants of Prospect
school Dist. No. 59, Jackson County,
from numbers 248 to 393 Inclusive,
are hereby called for payment. In
terest ceases after August 33, 1938.
ROSE J. KELLEY,
District Clork.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the Btate of
Oregon for the County of Jackson
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known as W. L. Miller . deceased
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Admlnlstratrli of the above entitled
estate under and oy virtue of an
order of the County Court of Jack
son Count, r, Oregon, duly made, ren-
aerea ana entered upon Juiy arm
1938, and all creditors having claims
against said deceased are hereby
notified to present the same duly
verified, and with vouchers there
unto attached, and all persons owing
said estate are notified to pay their
said indebtedness to me at tne oince
of Roberts As McAllister, my attor
neys, In the United States National
Bank Build lug. Rooms 201-206. Med
ford, Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
3rd day of August, 1038.
lABl MftjLBR,
Administratrix of the Estate of
William Leonard Miller, sometimes
known as W. L. Miller, deceased.
Executor's Notice to Creditors.
Notice la hereby given that the
unaersignea nas neen appo'ntea oy
the County Court of Oreaan. fct J&cs
son County, Executor of the estate of
George E. Young, deceased, and has
duly qualified. All persons having
ciafms against said estate are hereby
notfted to present the samo to the
unaersignea Exector at tne oitioe or
Qua Newburv. his attorney. In the
United States National Bank Build
ing in Medford, Oregon, within six
(6) months from the date of this
notice.
. Dated: August ltth. 1038.
H. E. BEAL.
Executor of the Katate ol
George E. Youngt deceased.
Notice.
Notice la hereby given that
Tuesday, October 4th, 1938. at 3:00
p, ro., the Board ot jJirrntom ol Eagle
Point Irrigation District, acting as a
Board or Equalization, win meet
the office of said Board, at Eagle
Point, Oregon, for the purpose of
reviewing and correcting the District
assessments and apportionment of
taxes for the year 1939, such assess
ment list as approved ancf adapted
by the Board of Directors of said
District la now on file In the office
of the District where It Is open for
Inspection by all persons Interested.
This notice Is published by the order
of the Board of Directors of said
District.
EP tVU'N'N'. Secretary.
Rogue River
ROOVE RIVER, Aug. iS. (8p(.
Live Oak Orangs met In regular sea
slon, August 15 with every officer
present and ooa attendance of
members. The usual business was
transacted and plans for the fair
September 10 lit Oold Hill were dis
cussed. It waa decided to enter a
booth and also to have a stand where
the ladles will sell hamburgers, cof
fee and pie. At the close of Orange
refreshments of cake and punch were
served by Phlllla Wlckersham and
Lora Carter. Next meeting will be
September 6.
Mrs. Mabel Wilson of Roseburg la
visiting at the Sandry home and
also visiting otUer friends. hta.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dengler roturncd
Friday from a two weeks' visit with
their daughter nd family, Afr. and
Mrs. Hlchard Scott, at Marshfleld;
also a son, Orvllle Dengler and fam
ily, at North Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wiley and
children of McCloud spent the week
end at the Wiley-Carter ranch on
Evans creek.
Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Shulta left
Wednesday for Klamath county where
they will establish their home - for
the winter while Mr. Sbult traps.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Woods and
small daughter from near Rosevllle,
Cal are visiting Mrs Woods' grand
mother, Mrs. Tom Wilson.
Mrs. Mlna Clarke and daughter
Fern of Ashland, and daughter Lola
and small daughter, of Santa Cms.
Cel., called on Mrs. Myrtle Whipple
Saturday. Mrs, Clarke and Mr. Whip
ple were neighbors for several years
at Talent.
- The funeral of Mrs. Frances Burk-
tart held e,t trie. Community hall
Wednesday, Rev. Henry Miller of
drants Paaa officiating. The large
attendance al aacrawtag and trie
loada of beautiful flowers spoke
of the high esteem In which Mrs
Burkhart was held. Frances Perry was
born December 13, 1871, - In Sams
Valley and waa united In marriage
to Martin Burkiiart May 7, 18B8. To
this union were bora four children,
three sons and one daughter. She
la survived by her husband, one
daughter, Mrs. Delcle Qalbreath of
John Day, a son, Claude of Grants
Pass and son William, of Louisiana;
tour grandchildren, beside some sis
ters and brothers. Interment waa In
the Rogue River cemetery. '
Mr. and Mr.. Sam Reed of Be-c-tley,
Cfl.1., returned to their home
last week after visiting their nephew
Reed Carter, and family.
nnpronmeatt noticed a round
town are a new room and front
porch added to the Otis Rhullng
home, a new wood shed and garage
at the 91m Whipple pisos, a new
wood shed at Mr. Roup's, the foun
dation being put In for large store
building on Mr. dutch's lots and
a new kitchen end screened porch
on the t. B. Miliar home.
Miss France, Schilling of Ashland
visited Mlai ilce McLaren Friday and
called on lvx'ny ot her friends here.
About 49 friends of Mrs. Shirley
Hugg gathered at her home August
18 and surprised her with stork
shower and many beautiful and use
ful i' te wen received hv Mrs. Hu
The afternoon waa spent visiting and
refreshments of cake and Ice tea
.ren served toy the committee Jo
!hanre.
The Olrl Scoute held a food sale
Friday and received a nice little sum
ot money. In the evening Vnt glrti
and some of the mothers enjoyed
a dinner at their hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oalbreath and
son Bruce, returned Saturday to their
home at John Day, having been
called here by the lines, and denth
of Mrs. Oalbreath's mother, Mrs.
Burkhart. Mr. Burkhart and grand
daughter, Betty Jean, returned home
with them for a few months' visit
Airport In llottle.
MRPORT, O. IOP An aArrxW.
Inside quart bottle has been con
structed by Eddie Kuchlnskl. The
airport, built through the mouth ot
the bottle without breaking It, con
alst, of a hangar, three airships and
an aerial beacon which blink on
and off.
RADICAL CHANGES
SEEN LOOMING IN
MEDICAL PRACTICE
Warfare Over Group Health
Indicates Evolution
Anti-Trust Vfofatfon fs
Laid to Capital Society
By Preston Grover
WASHINGTON. It you were a gov
ernment clerk In Washington with
an income of 13,000 a year, a sore
appendix, a wife with an oncoming
baby, and no rich uncle, probably
you would Join the Group Health
association It it promised to take
care of your medlco.1 needs tor 93-10
a month, ta.do Including family.
That situation In a nutshell, la
what started the controversy between
Washington's Group Health associa
tion and the American Medical asso
ciation, a controversy which now la
on the way toward a history-making
antl -trust battle.
Group Health, counseled by the
Twentieth, Cetvtucs tvuvl. .n ewloiied 1
research organization, offered Its
members hospitalization and full
medical and stir$lct ottre tor tills
small monthly sum. It was altogether
a voluntary organization but In a
few months, 3,300 federal employes
had Joined. These, with their fam
ilies, amounted to 8,000 potential
patlenta.
The District (of Columbia) Medical
society, an A.M.A. Militate, promptly
attacked the plan aa leading toward
the compulsory medical insurance
sy&tems In vogue In Germany and
elsewhere In Europe Such systems
they denounced as undermining high
standards of medl'ai practice and
likely to break down the close re
lationship of the physician and his
patient.
Besides, here was a group with
steady earnings snatched right out
o the teeth of "rp?ular" physicians,
leaving them still with the burden
of caring for the Indigent without
the sustaining aid of bill-pay I no
SfeVlenta.
Enter The Gorernmc-nt
The medical society took steps. It
threatened expulsion of the dozen
or so physicians employed in the
group health clinic here. Expulsion
Is truly serious lor a pnysician
Furthor, the hospitals, toilowlng the
pattern of the physicians practicing
In them, declined to permit Group
Health physicians to operate tn them
That was a sore handicap. To ful
fill its obligations, 'iroup Health had
to call on "outside ' physicians at
regular fees for needed surgery for
their members since G-H physicians
could not have access to the hos
pitals. In steps rhurman Arnold, assistant
attorney general In charge of anti
trust prosecutions. In a publlo state
ment he charges the medical society
action constitutes violation ot the
anti-trust Jw by geprlvln; certain
physicians of a right to practice thell
profession.
Nonsense, replies American Medi
cal auot'.ntton. Oftvi'v Vb Kif. h. de
cide who will be mombers, and. can't
hospital decide who may have ac
cess to tfiemr
Changes On Way
What menace do "regular" physic
lana see in Group IK'a'.th?
1. They say such iow tees can't
support full medical coverage. It wl.l
nece salute ultimate government sub
sidy. Malingering patient will take
advantage. In Germany, for Instance,
they say workers are "sick" twice aa
often and twlje as long as In Amer
ica because It la nice to loaf tn a
hospital.
3. Federal Intervention means pol
itical control of metiiclne, a glary
eyed r.ugaboo to the medical pro
fession. W.wX do Qtoup-Healthera tapl??
1. They are "delivering the, goods''
by providing the medical care pro
mised a, 1st ss the hojpJUJ re
strictions will permit. By assuring
ready access to "preventive" medi
cine, they hope to reduce the total
lllnessea. Clinical ?rctlce reduce,
lost time on the part of physicians,
so makes them more efficient, per.
mils them to ban. tie more patlenta,
at resulting lower costs. They seem
to agree that perhr.pa present fees
are low
3 Oroup-Healthera. and many high
ranking "regular" physicians are not
panicked by federal intervention.
What's coming rt It?
The District Medical society points
to steps taken hole before the ad
vent ot Group Health, ov wnicn tney
sought to extend medical aid to the
low paid. Admittedly tney nave oe.
corns man active In that direction
since.
Both In and out of Group Health
It Is freely admltlfd that radical
changei In mtxllcal prasVIs f on
the way.
Wralhrr
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Friday but overcast on coast
nmht and morning: alightiy cooler in
centm mton Prtdj; vaocVMaw
northweat wind off coaat.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday
but fog near coast and local thunder
storms over mountains of cast por
tion; cooler In Interior of west por
Vlon FtlcVa?', OMdMtA nottnueat.
wind off coast.
nraf Mute Nrn Cltllen
OAKLAND, Cal. (UP) Eduardo
Zorella Martin, Spanish-bora deal
mute, obtained his first papers here
tor natutalliatlon ounlt W handU
cap. The questions asked tlm by the
naturallratlon authorities were com
muntewteo! to aim In the ign Jn;
uage and satisfactory replies were
given by him In sign language, which
In turn were translated to authorities.
On the
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STATIONS
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KEX: Amateur Hour, KNX, KOIH,
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7:30 Clinton's Orch., KEX; Him
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7:45 Clinton's Orch.. KJR; Who",
in Town Tonight, KGO; Duchln
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Martin's Orch., KGO; Weema' Orch., :
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8:30 March cl Time, KPO, KFI,
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KSL; Qrant Park Concert, KGO, KEX,
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6:30 Wood's Music KNX, KSL,
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SEEK RADIO STATION
cdmit cno n PASS
ruilivil I l wn w. "ww
GRANTS PASS, Aug. 35. (Spl.)
Walter Read, who formerly held In
tereste la radio sttllon to the Cooa
Bay area, la tn O rants Pass looking
after Interest of proposed radio
station for this city.
Final ntclatoTi ol ut nxnArm'
adverse report Is expected within a
few day. Further testimony ha
been collected to support the -tlon's
application.
Mrs. Read is with her husband.
War Diary Return.
TUPPER LAKE, N. T. (DTP)
Lost on a muddy, shell-torn field in
France during the World war, a
black-bound diary owned by Carl A.
Sutter ha been returned to him
after 30 years ot circulating around
Europe, England and America,
Wine Exterminate Insect
BENDIOO. Australia (DPI Local
orchardlst have found that the beat
method of ridding their fruit bear
ing tne o( tn meat Mttoua net,
a moth, 1 to get the insect drunk.
A cheap red wine I weakened with
inter sad placed la receptacles un
der the tree. The moth are at
tracted by the aroma and after one
glorious orgy on the diluted win,
th.y die.